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The Aftenposten front page features a mix of domestic and international news. A significant portion is dedicated to the passing of King Harald V, covering the public's response, royal events, and reflections on his reign. Other domestic stories include declining student performance in national…
A press conference revealed that Norwegian students have experienced a significant decline in performance in natural sciences, reading, and mathematics, according to the latest PISA test results.
A legal battle is underway to decide the fate of Ullevaal Hospital, as activists have been fighting for years to prevent its closure or demolition.
Thieves have stolen paintings valued at 9 million euros from a museum dedicated to the artist Renoir located in France.
A vast number of people are standing in hour-long queues to pay their respects to the late King Harald, a phenomenon that is seen as a reflection of current societal values.
Following events related to the King's passing, a section of the flowers laid at the Palace Square has been cleared.
The Danish royal yacht has been sighted and is currently sailing into the Oslo Fjord, likely as part of events surrounding the royal mourning period.
A review of the book "The Events at Frosta Health Center" by Hilde Østby and others describes it as a gruesome yet eye-opening read.
Avinor, the operator of Norway's airports, has reported that approximately 40 flights have been cancelled for Wednesday.
A psychologist discusses relationship dynamics where one partner is fighting to save the marriage while the other is withdrawing, stating this is a common scenario.
Electric scooters are being deactivated in the central areas of Oslo.
This story appears to be about Donald Trump and has a headline suggesting he is decorating a capital city with gold, likely a political or cultural piece.
This appears to be a lifestyle or food-related article focusing on high-quality small dishes.
This headline suggests a story about people laying down roses, likely in a context of mourning or remembrance.
This headline indicates a story about someone or something being greeted by large crowds and applause.
This headline suggests a story about people singing the Royal Anthem, likely related to royal events or national ceremonies.
This headline refers to a formal oath-taking ceremony before the Storting (Norwegian Parliament) that occurred without the Queen present.
A story providing a visual description of the area outside Skaugum, which is the official residence of the Norwegian Crown Prince and Princess.
This headline indicates a story about members of the royal family departing from a church, likely related to a ceremony or service.
This headline suggests a story about the King's arrival at a specific location or event.
A historical speech is mentioned where King Haakon VIII was notably impacted or marked by the occasion.
This is a link to watch or read the full text of a speech that was previously mentioned.
Journalists from Aftenposten are reading aloud some of the messages and greetings left by people at the Palace Square.
This headline describes the procession or transportation of the late King's body to the Royal Palace.
Despite heavy rain, a large number of people gathered, with many holding umbrellas, likely as part of a public event or vigil.
Ola Svenneby makes a comparison between a past gathering during a World Cup and a current one, suggesting a shared sense of community or occasion.
The number of flowers being left by the public outside the Royal Palace continues to increase, symbolizing widespread mourning.
Eilertsen and Alstadheim offer their thoughts and reflections on the current atmosphere of grief, likely in relation to the passing of King Harald.
This quote suggests that a prominent figure, likely the late King, played a crucial role in opening Norway up to international engagement.
A scene of the public singing in tribute to the King is described.
The newly ascended king is shown greeting the government during a council meeting.
A new bridge connecting Russia and North Korea has officially opened.
